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How to Replace Car Wipers

Model: (Various brands) Lanos - Years 1997-2002
Part: Windshield wipers

When it comes to replacing parts of your car, DIY can be useful as it saves money on professional services. Wipers are components that require replacement over time, as they wear out from use in the rain. A malfunction can affect driving visibility, so it is essential that they are always in perfect condition. To replace the wipers, first purchase new ones, which can be found at auto parts shops. After buying them, proceed to replace the old wipers with the new ones by lifting the wiper arm positioned on the windscreen. Flip the wiper over and locate a small lever that holds the arm to the rod; once found, push it down to release. After this, use the same method to install the new blade, and repeat for the other wiper to complete the replacement.

Updated on 21 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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